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National Republican., 1887-04-08
REMOVAL NOTICE |!

We all of know have removed branch
main store No. Seventh street northwest and will be pleased
all customers from there so where have nuc
and better stock OF
National Republican., 1887-04-08
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

INDonsED by all, Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
cents
National Republican., 1887-04-08
OPENING SOUVENIRS
Tips and Plumes.

In AN shades. Elegant Tlps al :
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Kid Gloves and Silk Gloves.
Worth. Now.
Silk Wraps

A Large Assortment Of silk GloYes at
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rohioition Patty also meets here to-mor-

Prohibition Pa :ty also meets here to-mor-
row.
Gov. Ross and psrty cid not leave
Waco on the progress to Austin until
nearly O'Clock this evening. The delay
was due to the late arrival of the Missouri
Pacific train from the north. Extra
coaches were provided for the Waco ex-
curslonists. Mrs. Ross and the children
of the Ross family were driven from their
home 10 the depot. The governor-elect
started from the McClellsnd Hotel. He
was seated in an open carriage, with citi-
zens of prominence, and escorted by the
Waco Light Infantry and fire department,
the proce ssion moving to the music Of
brass band. The streets were lined with
people, and everybody cheered the gov
ernor as ne departed for his new field of
duty. He was evidently effected by the
demonstrations, but there was no speech
making. At the depot ar immense
throng assembled, and it was some
little time before all the Waco
its were safely aboard. The
party consists of Gov. Ross,
his wife, children, and Cspt. S. p. ,ss,
the venerable father of the governor This
old Texas veteran will be seventy-six
years old tomorrow, the day his son will
be inaugurated
The Waco Light Infantry, nearly thirty
strong, go as an escort of honor, and
probably fifty couples of ladies and gen.
tlemen. Several gentlemen from other
towns came to go with party. among the
number DR.. Wallace Of the Terrell luna
tic asylum. AT Temple, Taylor and othe !
places along the route, arrangements are
being made to meet the gubernatorial
party and wish the governor God speed.
Gen. Ross babe goodbye rather feel
ingy to those who pressed up to shake
his hand, and his departure called forth
as warm evidences of the esteem of his
town smen as the demonstration that
greeted him when he came home from
Galveston after the nominating conven-
ton.
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A Travelling Bar.

Brlck POmeIOJ 5 DtulOCrhL. -
A dashing young lady in Atlanta, There
engaged as book agent, has been doing
a good business there since about TIED
of October. She dresses well, except
that her hustle wss little too large. 1t
was made of India rubber and contained
some kind of liquid to give it pose. A
button-hole in the upper end of the skirt,
over little hole in the hustle, and slim
glass tube that she carried in the cover of
the book she was soliciting subscribers
for, enabled her to win many admirers.
When brought before court, she swore
positively that she had never seen any
person in Atlanta drink liquor, and that
she never bothered herself as to what was
said and done behind her back.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRESTED Az SPIES.

LONDON, Jan. lit is rumored that
two British-India officers have been ar
rested st Moscow as spies. They had in
their possession numerous military
sketches, and explained their presence in
Russia by saying that their government
had sent them there to learn the Russian
language.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE.
PARIS, Jan. 17.-Gen. Boulanger, min
lister of war, has ordered that all civil
and military employees and officials of the
war office shall have their photographs
taken and affixed TO pocket books in
which shall be inscribed the name and
qualifications of the owners. These will
De distributed whenever an order is
given to mobilize the troops, and the of
fcials will be required to produce them
when they present themselves at the war
Cffice, SO as to prevent the egress of
strangers.
RUSSIA'S INTENDED ACTION.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Standard says
Russia is about to deprive foreign ship
ping of the freedom of Viadivostoeck and
other ports in the North Pacific.
THE REICHsRATH SUMMONED.
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE reichsrath has
UGH u LutcJ Ou lut 20 LII II5L.
THE GREEK ELECTIONS.
ATHENS, Jan. II In the Greek cleo
tions all the members Of the ministry
were returned. The government will
have a ma Jrity of two-thirds in the new
chamber.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN FRANCE.
MARsEILEEs, Jan. l7-An earthquake
shock was felt to-day at Montpelier, sew
enty-six miles west of this city, AMI at
several other towns in South France.
SADDENED BY DEFEAT.
BERLIN, Jan II Emperor William, in
receiving the president of the Prussan
iandtag to-day, referred to the dissolu-
ton of the reichstag and the rejection of
the army bill. The rejection Of THIS meas
ure so important for the preservation of
peace to Germany, the emperor said,
"has deeply saddened me after so many
happy days have been youcnSafed to me
in my old age. Especially after COM
pleting eighty years of service in the
army. The It lection of the bill has i'm
pressed me deeply and most painfully. 1t
is Impossible from q military point Of
view to regard the three years term pro-
posed ~ the majority of the reicbstag
as sufficient. l hope the bill will be
passed in the near future"
WHAT M'LANE SAID.
PARIS. Jan. LIN his remarks about
the French army, at the banquet to Gel
citrate the capture of Yorktown, Satur-
day night, United States Minister McLane,
addressing Gen. Boulanger, said: "You
ought to be proud, general, to be at the
head of this national institution, and
France should congratulate herself upon
the fidelity and intelligence which you
display in the fulfillment of your great
dntieS ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Grand: Warren Collins. Waco; A
curlcOk, Cleburne; T d Turner II S Sisk,
Weatherford; James Owens. W Robinson,
P Pait Pinto to COUNTY COUNTY; II Brown; Bowiei
Leuis; j II Baker, j w Fisher, Detroit; Z FL
Mccain, Des Noines; Isaac Davis, Dallas; j
Simpson, G H johnson, New York; j H Goth
man, Memphis.
At the Windsor: y D White. Colorado; A
Finck, San Antonio: 4 Stephens, santa Fe
Railway; Dave Mitchell, Colorado; Thomas w
Peal, Dallas: j Higgins, @ Pavy, Hedge coun-
Z; Rqssels, hitewrght; n z II nstor,
Bonham; j W Summer Paris; William Blake.
Clarksville; Dranghsm Cla,ks,i lie; W K
Bel her, Boyd, Joshua; j II Young Texas
and Pacific; II Jayne, Brown; L. Jack. on,
Marshall Ma 1T ) T Thomas. city; Sam Nor
] l. Capps, city: S l. Caps, city; Simpson
Evans, city; W Stanford, Cherokee county;
Q H Mclaughlin; II Mccullough, Fstell, Mo;
j Massie, Callahan county; W " Batter, Sui
phur Springs; u Smith, Greenvllle; II W
Wade, Roberts; W Putty, Erath county; NJ
Chisholm, Erath county; J Lite. Ruston. La;
q B Pickett, DecaIur;J d White Decatur; G 6
LIE nard, Anson; l. Adair. ID catur; j T San
ford Decatur; James Brown, Big Spring.
At Ginocchio'.: l. d Nicholson AMI wife,
whitney; Scruggs End wife, NJ
Fosmer, Dallas; D Gromier. W. atherforl;
Jules c9rmi r, Palo Pinto; Jas shoope, De-
Columbus, Ohio; L l. Keller, Big Spripgs;D
Pankhurst, @ Z Saley, w S Mabey st Louis:
l. Maudlebaum, New York; j w Gordon, Dial.
las, Tex.
At the Mansion: l. A Barkhan, Gainesville;
Hagter: Blum; NJ Carter, San Antor 10; d
Russell, Ektnn, Ky: W F Bowie and wife,
Benbrook; + J Turk, New York, j T Reagan
Dallas; Thos W Beggs, Big springs; Geo F
;, \ Lillord and wife, Decatur; 5 Fl Hodges,
Montague; g Brown, Bowie; j Terrell W
\ Bonner. DecarLr; Louie aron, Decatur;
rnI1,-
L owattery. Bowie; II Doavles, Dalla R son
ner, Dallas; II A.Smith, city Jot -mlth, Grand
view; p Arnold, Cleburne; j Dudman
Texas; Davis, Texas; Kendall, Sherman;
Fe: j d Porter, Newporl; W G Barr, Denison:
Mayes, Cottonwood W Jackson, Texas:
Buford, Texas; Fred Ester, Kirkland.
At the Pickwick: Horace L Cason, Austin;
Sugg. city; : s McClel and, Clarendnn;IC
konler. She man; W Dugger. San Marcos;
Joseph q Friend. Cuero; John Meyers, So
Louis: o Sargent. st Louis, II o Scudder.
New York; K Polack. Da las; YM SwiDk, o
E Fee, Estacado; W Thorne, Galveston: ]
Kuminer, ST Louis; E einysrd Big Springs:
m Capps, city,; j creenbaum, New Yosk; 4 b
Hunt, Lonis r Mueller, Chirago; W Wor-
sham; Henri TIA; j Cob, Decatur; H G B'bh,
Henrietta; Cannon NJ Redwood, Fort Worth:
y Southern, Dallas; Mrs Vulney Hall, Tar
rant county; Hall, Tarrant county; George
Evans, \ W York Fred A Kaiser, New York;
York; Cline, New York; Z Perry Gaines
lie; ii Tit lie, Mangum; Findiel S ymour:
Alex al Moore, st LOUIS; Dodson. ST Louis;
Waxahachie; o kerksey. waxshachie;
Sam Blum. New Orleans; o sOsch, W fair
tx, Jr, New York; J p May, baltimore; r w
Lay, Palladeiphia; " Jarvis, Kansas City;
! Is Curtis, hicago; W Dabbs. Farm rsville;
Joh9 crawford, Sulphur Springs; w L
Harden, Boston: D NJ. rey, st Louis.
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Gainesville Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. 1.-THE
Gainesville, Henrietta and Western Rail-
road is now completed eighteen miles
west of here, and it is expected that trains
will be running INTO st. 10 by the last of
this week. Henrietta will be surely
reached by April l. The Santa Fe is now
completed almost ten miles in the Terri
tory. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
will meet at the Canadian river.
Material for construction is arriving on
almost every train of the Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe and of the Missouri Pacific
Quite flutter of excitement has been
created among the people of The little vii
lage of Woodbine by the report tina, the
Missouri Pacific intends to build branch
southwark from that point.
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COMING TO TEXAS.

JAY GOULD AND HIS PARTY ARE ENTER
TAINED AT FORT SMITH, ARK.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Jan. l7.-Jay Gould
and party, consisting of himself and
Messrs. Hopkins, Homer, Clark, New
man, Woods, Kerrigan and Woodsou, ar
rived to day at p. m. A committee of
the board of trade awaited on them and
took them around the city. A crowd of
people met them at the depot-nearly as
large as circus draws. Mr.. Gould ex-
pressed both surprise and delight at what
he saw Of the city and beard of our re-
sources. He said it looked more like a
Northern town than any he had seen
in the South. He asked quite 9
number of questions about our resources.
Mr.. Hopkins expressed great surprise
that there was such place as this, and
said it was the only initial point for q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
WACO.
An Unsuccessful Observation-Disclosures
to the Farmers State Alliance
Reunion Arriving.
Gov. Elect Ross and Family Start for the
State Capital Followed by the Pray
ers of Their Friends.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Jan. 17.-An Intellectual
attempt was made last night to burglarize
the store of A. Jones Taylor & Bro. The
buglars got only 81 in money, being un-
able to get into the safe.
About hundred delegates have ar
rived to attend the reunion of the Farm
er's State Alliance which meets here to-
morrow.
The executive committee OF the State
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
ReadY to Begin Work.

Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, JAN, 1.-THE work
men received word from headquarters to
commence grading on the Gainesville,
Henrietta and Western Railroad within
the corporate limits of the city, on the
old surveyed route, and work was COM
menced this morning, but w. B. Wor-
sham immediately stopped them, telling
them that the right of way had not yet
been settled. The matter will be looked
into ct once, and the grading will go on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18

The Browning craze here in Boston is
now at its maddest. The Browning Club
par excellence meets once in every
month; between whites the members
divided into groups study the poems,
write essays and in general prepare
themselves to edify one another at the
next stated meeting of the Climb. There
are, besides this, many smaller societies
in town and the suburbs which devote
themselves wholly or in part to Brown
ing, much private reading is accomplished
and several young men and women give
semi-public readings from time to time
with varying degrees of skill and success.
-TBoston Post.
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stitute, every bouuty-jumper and every
scalawag that went into the army.
The motion to suspend the rules and
concur in the senate amendment was
agreed to-yeas, 243; nays, 5.
The bill now only requires the presi-
dents approval to become a law. Adj
journed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
A BllZZRrd.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Jan. 1.-THE
worst snow storm of the season visited
Minnesota and Dakota yesterday and last
night. Specials from Pierre and Bis
marck, D. T., state that trains are
abandoned. There have been no mail,
from the territory to-day. The Their
mometer here shows II below zero.
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railway in Western Arkansas. He could
not understand why the extension to
Kansas of the Valley route had not begun
at Fort Smith instead of at the crossing
of the Valley road and the Frisco. They
left for Little Rock and Texas. 1t was
very evident that the whole company
were taken by surprise at what they saw
of this country, and that it was agreeable
to them too
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
ARumor from Bowie,

Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Jan. III is rumored
here that the officials of the Montague
and Southwestern Railroad Company
have assurances that the road will be in
operation within ninety days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
A GIRLS WHIM.
She Makes Two Lovers Wrestle and One
is Killed.

She Makes TWO L0VerS WreslIe HLU OHo
is Killed.
SALMON FALLS, N. H., Jan. ia girls
within resulted yesterday in probable
homicide. Tillie Perron, pretty girl
living here, was called upon yesterday
morning by two lovers, one of whom had
team and wanted to take her riding.
Dennis Kennedy and William Collins were
the callers.
go and wrestle," said Tillie, land
the man who comes out on top shall have
my company for the day.
In the contest which followed Kennedy
was the winner and this so annoyed Col
Inns that it is said ne drew knife and
stabbed his antagonist four times, caus-
ing injuries that are likely to prove fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
New Arkansas Road.

Special TO the Gazette.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 17.-Articles
OF association of the Fort Scott, Natchez
and New Orleans Railway were filed with
the secretary of stste this afternoon. The
capital stock Is 5000 600. John H. Rice
and L. l.. Bush of Fort Scott, Kas., are
the principal bondholders. The road
runs from point on the Missouri state
line to Springdale, Ark.
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At Bo vie.
Snecial to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Jan. 17.-No rain has
fallen in this county for the past seventy
DAYS. Wheat IS all killed aud farmers
cannot pillow until we have rain. a hard
wind sprang up yesterday evening and
soon blew up the hardest sand storm
ever known in this county. Unless rain
comes very soon this portion of Texas
will be ruined.
Cattle are doing splendidly. The loss
so far will not-amount to anything.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
AT Newport.

NEWPORT, TEX, Jan. l6.-lt still re-
mains dry. Stock have to go some dis
lance for water. Wheat is beginning to
need rain very badly and millet will not
make anything if we don't have rain in a
few days. Farmers can not plow until it
rams. 1t was very warm for the last few
days up to this evening, when We were
visited by one of those sand storms thai
we so often have to encounter the best We
can.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18

Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tx, Jan. 17.-Sunday
was bright summer day, but the pre-
dicted blizzard commenced arriving at
midnight. This morning was cool and
clear, growing colder as the day ad-
vanced. 1t is freezing tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
Snow Storm In scotland.

LONDON, Jan. IA heavy snow storm
prevails over the western portion of Scot
land. In some places the storm is so
violent that outdoor labor has been
SUSPENDED,
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at Henrietta.
Special to the Gazette.

opeCldl W inc IaLelle.
HENRIETTA, TEX, Jan. 1.-THE Their
mometer stood at S. above zero in the
shade yesterday at this place, and man
and beast found it most comfortable in
the shade This morning it was not SO
extremely warm, the thermometer stand
ing az 80 above zero. Everything is tx
tremely dry and the wind is from the
north.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18

Take,6nesof DsstJ. 81, McLean's L3ttle
LiseEand Kidney Pillets at night before1
you 60 TO bed and you will be surprised
how buoysnt and vigorous You will feed
;she next day. Only25 cents vial. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
Dominion Parliament Dissolved.

OTTAWA, ONT ian. 1.-THE Domin-
ION parliament was dissolved to-day. A
new election has been ordered to take
place February %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18
WEATHER NOTES.
at Decatur.

SUtCIII 70 Lnt GaLEllt.
DECATUR. TEX, Jan 17.-Auother dry
and dusty norther blew up last night and
the blizzard Is still blowing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-18

The danger resulting from cough can
be avoided by takshg Red Star Cough
Cure. -
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Ser Nlar uns aatier gsfIhern,.

geterSburg, II. September. - Die
antunft Saier gEilbeIms in Stettiu bat ge.
nrfie DfientIide Rreiie beunrubigt, iniofern iie
1urhteu, baB etne 3uiammentunft bes Dioz
narteH NIT benz @jaren IN elmer gegenIeiti.
gen SerfGnbiguus Der 8eiben fiibren f6nute.
0iuBIano niBtrout 9eutdluuo, uuS mau
begt bic SeiOrsuiB, baB cine &ntreuiie oas
@r9ebniB bnbeu f0nnte, eiue anudherung Der
5tpti Het4e 6aourd 6u er3ieleu, oaB DeutiAs
lamb bic ruifi6e gOlitit in 8uIaurieu inter-
fttist, tuIbren0 bod allgemein bas 8efa6l
0orbsuiht, bag es fir RusIaaS's Sntereiie
uno 8reffige bas 8eife tpdre, cine uuabbda.
st9e Politit gu UerfoIgeu. Su gut eingeueib-
len Sretien eagegeu miro sine oerartiqe Be-
iorgnlB fir grunOlOs srtIGrt, neil mad oereu
Gniidt elm 3uiammentrsffeu Oes Rarers nit
Dem @3aren IeSi9lib ein att Der Gourtoiie
oes getteren uHo obne ieOe peitere pOlitiIae
BeSeutIng jeiH miiroe.
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Slr. 224.
gnrOpaIfdle RaReEbert@te.
Rpdl fite Reet RonLatdtr,s.

BGTis, IS. September. .-@eneral 8ous
ianger betonte IN elmer ReOe, peId]e er uad5
Sen gefriaeH giaun5bern letues Corps an
&lermOnt' Eerrano al bic STiijiere ieines
Commanders aelt, bic yiotbmenNiafeit Der
Sfenhotaittf, melfe CT fir cine Spe,iaLitdt
Der frnn30iideH 2rmee erfldrte, gr0sersu
SpieIraum 81 9epdbrH. Gr idIoB IeiHe
9lebe ME iogt:
,gEir baben beHte oie gigeni5aften eines
6riegers notbmeHoi9er ais ie. yteiH, bic
Stun6e ber abriifung bat fir bic S6Ifer beS
alteu @urOpa nod njdlt geidIagen. IS TT
Cadmium, es su 9lauben - es tft etu Ser
bredeu, es su iageu, oeHH 6riebe nm ieoeu
Breis III Hid)t oas j3iel, mad peldlem uuier
9ano ifrebeu iOlte, unO uniere 6ein0e, rueldle
HnIeren gSertb 0fters be6er ihdeen, als mir
ielbf, niiien, bGB mir nod uidJt 10 melt ges
foumen flno. g9ir mitlieu unier 8ert eff
r,ger, alS ie, fOrtleBen. &s lebe Sranfret9l"
8ranFret6's perfauits sVtiharosbeimntHe
Sri Ell, II. Sept. - 2ucieu Aubanel,
nslher aus Dem frau50fiheu Sriegsmintfes
rium bic 8Otumeute fiir bic Y(obililiruug
he's Il. NrmeecorpS entpenSet ha6eu iou,
bic oorjeitig i'm yfSigaron uer0fientlid2t murs
ben, III in 8elgien tDohlbetaunt. gPalt uers
mUtbet Gudl, baB er iih ie6t iraen0mo in
sr aus Der franjSijlfen &rmee, naa0em er
fd on einem Sfi3ier tbGtlidl perariffeu
bate, uH6 tam ohHe eineu SoH in Der EuIte
nah Selgien. @r III Elm geiasioter Ropf uHb
leierte Artitel an ueri9te6ene beleiite 3eis
tungeu. Seiu giame nur0e aber eTit in net.
tersn Sreiien 9enanHt, nlS er iid) CON benz
8iidof 9umont, Der bel Der 6irhenbeb6roe
dledt augeidriebeH mar, tirdllife Dof1s
mente oeridaifte, peIde er in Oem Blatte
Tribune de Mons" uer6feutIidte. @r
trug oamit CUR yfieberlage Der tleritaleH
Bartei bel ben oaraufiolgeHoeH Bablsu ;bei.
SYdter iibereBte AubaneI ben Cert BON
Suppe's DSatiuiba" fir bic frauJ6iiibe
SAbne. Spdter etabirte er Elm fleineS BIatt
in SriiitI. giug banu mad 2iitti9 uuN uad-
Oem er bier nit ben Beb6rbeu in &oIliioa
geratben mar, giug er mad GOuooH. SOr
5abreu tebrte er uadl 6rautreib suriid, NO
iein Suter, Der fiirSlit 9eforbeR it, eiHsu
poben Slang in Der 4rmee betleioete. 9as
gebtere erfIirt ben llmfanb baB er @iufibt
bon ben 8Ofumsnteu I'M &rie9smiuiferium
no htrtpr Fnuuts
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Der @rtlarung 3uriidpies, onB Oas @eiet fET
Seeermnnn bas glsiae isiu miiIIe.
Die gBof" tbsiIt bel Seipreduup Der MIDI
fen Siio9etborIage nit, OaR 6as 8etfsbii6s
get elm Gefi3it BON % NirliORen Dlarf ami.
nstien irerbe, pdbrenb PreuBen aIlein eineu
a4Stua pom faft 40 gliaiOHeR RarF Su oeden
baben bitrfte.
Die muitfaIiide SARGE ,b0bere ESd5ter,H a
bic i'm SerIiner D@eutraf Gbeuter" aufae.
fiibrt tpirb, bat fi9 ais Elm 9rOBarttser grf0lg
srptsisH unb 6irfte Elm ebeniO faries 3uas
iittd Derben, pte Der ,,Spottsoeel."
Serliu, IS. September. pie yStraRs
burger 3eitun9" bebauptet, SaiIer g8ubelm
Detoe ben &5aren an nddfea 3teniiage 3u
Spineminoe treffen.
Sn SresIaR ftnO 25 SO5ialiftn serbaftet
tuorAPu
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9arie &absIDepeTd,ea.

- Sn 2OnOOn ftnrb i'm II. 9ebenSiabre Oer
betaunte ar3t uno Sariftfeuer Or. &idarO
Guaiu.
- Der Tonb fir bic 6interbItebeuen Der
Spfer bes Sbeaterbranees in @reter, @ugs
lamb, beIduft fi4 bis iest aut $55 900. 0Ie
3eiduunsen fir Sieieu SOnS neroeu an 10.
5. 80. geialOfsn.
- BIins BbtIipp bon Srleaus, Der dlteffs
Sobn bes 9rafeH bon FGris, III i'm Beariffe,
cine 8eiIe nm Die @roe 3u uuteruebmeH. @r
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